Quality control: if somebody tweets sheit, all I have to do is unfollow them to clean up my retweets

Remember I even asked you about Retweet from Followings Only. You said it could not be done ;p

I didn't said it "couldn't" be done. I might have said I won't do it, or that it will be difficult. The issue I believe was having to scrape your entire history of tweets to find those that retweeted account: x

infact IIRC, I think I said you can already do it with a few steps: scrape / action.

however, thinking about it on a clear headed sunny morning, if we just include "unretweet BOT retweets of account X", then we can use the internal database, *IF* the retweet stores:
a) the profile URL / ID
b) the tweet URL

I want to RT but ONLY from my followings.
1. RT on KW
2. RT on KW Sentence
3. use blacklist KWs
4. (probably already possible) 1 to 3 but not on all my followings, only on 1 account I specify
5. (bonus) like 1 to 3 but from a list of user accounts (#File:C:\important-retweet-accounts.txt)

We could just do a regular twitter search and then set an optional filter: Ignore if not my Following

Search all I retweeted for KW or KW Sentences (with blacklist) and UNRetweet it again.

For example:
I retweet something with Trump and GOP: TD Action detects that and unretweets that. And the follow up request will be: automatically unfollow that account again UNLESS profile BIO contains some KWs like "bitcoin, cryptocurrency, ..."

I want to RT but ONLY from my followings.
1. RT on KW
2. RT on KW Sentence
3. use blacklist KWs
4. (probably already possible) 1 to 3 but not on all my followings, only on 1 account I specify
5. (bonus) like 1 to 3 but from a list of user accounts (#File:C:\important-retweet-accounts.txt)

We could just do a regular twitter search and then set an optional filter: Ignore if not my Following

I think that could be an easy way out, no? : )

you can do this with a custom search:

FOLLOWINGS
USER FEED
+filter with kw

but as I have said all along, that could be ALOT of scraping, so proceed with that in mind